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gerobe
(@gerobe)
After investigating the cause, I found that WordPress 7.0 changed the CSS for #major-publishing-actions from display: block to display: flex with justify-content: space-between. This causes all child elements (#duplicate-action, #rewrite-republish-action, #delete-action, #publishing-action) to be laid out horizontally in a single row.
The Duplicate Post plugin CSS still assumes the old block layout and does not account for this new flex container.
Steps to reproduce:
- Install WordPress 7.0
- Activate Duplicate Post plugin
- Open any post in the Classic Editor
- Observe the publish metabox — all links and buttons appear on one line
Workaround:
Adding the following CSS fixes the layout:
#major-publishing-actions {
display: block !important;
}
Environment:
- WordPress 7.0
- Duplicate Post (latest version)
- Classic Editor plugin
We are encountering the same issue. Could you please resolve this in the plugin so that the editor functions correctly?
https://ibb.co/JW1L9Khs